What's your Favorite FS (Filesystems) (ext{2,3,4}, REISERFS, XFS ...)

[jeasoft]

Hello everyone in this community. Excuse me if i have an orthographical error or something. My english is not my best feature, but i'm practicing, here :P

I'm a Newbie trying to guide to others newer newbies than me. Sometimes we find a "little" problem when i want to install a GNU/Linux distro in own machines. We don't know which File System to use for own partitions. So, the question is:

What are your favorites FS to choice in the moment to install any GNU/Linux (or another Unix/UNIX-Like OS), and why ?

I hope not cause problems with this question.

There are a lot of choices, like the Extended Linux Partitions (ext2,3,4), XFS, ZFS (The OpenSolaris FS), JFS, REISERFS (and reiser4), etc..

[Peter Azi Psyduc]

My favourite is reiserfs(3) because of journaling but when reiser4 will be stable(very stable) i will sure use it because on tests it was the fastest. For this moment i'm using reiserfs.

[dragon647]

ext 3 for me.

[Johan]

also ext3 for me. years ago, i used resierfs on suse, but since I moved to debian and ubuntu as desktop, I use ext3

[jeasoft]

Hey, describing us something about your experience with it!. ZFS it's practically new in the GNU/Linux envs.

His creator saids something very funny for me: "You couldn't fill a 128-bit storage pool without boiling the oceans"
Well, i'm just work in a drugstore without a computing system (yeah, so boring), and the most big capacity of storage in GB that i ever have is 200 GB (right now, in my house, just occuping by ISOs and music :P).
Funny, or not ? :P

[unfinity]

I like ext3. It's somehow traditional.

[minoruhackerguy]

I like reiserfs for the same reasons that Peter Azi does. ext3 would be my second choice though.. I've never had any issues with ext3.